Whitetail Journal

Charity Navigator issues donation advisory for the Humane Society of the United States.

While Vermont's lottery for moose hunting permits has closed, there's still another chance to a get a prized permit.

An experimental antlerless deer archery season will open this fall on the North Dakota Corrections Department land south of Bismarck.

A decade and a half ago, the place where West Virginia's Elk River rises full-blown from the ground was known only to locals and to die-hard trout fishermen.

Mountain lions go out of their way to avoid wolves, according to new research done in northwest Wyoming.

A preservative used to cure bacon is being tested as poison for the nation's estimated 5 million feral hogs.

Baseball is the American pastime. It also seems Alaskan bears love the action on the diamond.

Can you take big bucks from a deer farm and release them into the wild, improving the genetics of your herd?

Bring a little direction to your game management plan with Moultrie’s 15-Gallon Directional Feeder.

Years of development at a leading animal research university has resulted in the next generation of deer attractants, Code Blue’s Platinum Standing Estrous.

Code Blue’s Bear Magnet Raspberry Jelly Donut is sweet treat that trophy bears can’t resist.

Looking to get into traditional bowhunting or find a new trad adventure? Here's a great look at some extreme, pulse-pounding high-country muley action.

Wisconsin wildlife officials want to dramatically scale back the state's third annual wolf hunt this fall, saying the wolf population is decreasing as planned.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit that had challenged Pennsylvania's long-standing ban on Sunday hunting, saying she saw no proof the hunters' constitutionally protected rights were being harmed.

New Mexico is offering hunters another opportunity to buy a license to hunt deer and javelina later this year and in early 2015.

Free Wi-Fi, free hot breakfast, triple loyalty points, are common added bonuses travelers seek when they search out hotels. Moose viewing is extra!

Study finds gut piles left by hunters in Upper Midwest with lead fragments are killing the U.S. national bird.